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“Very dilute flavour. It may be because this is a rather old tea bag. I will give this tea a try again in the future if I have the chance.” Read full tasting note
“MAN. So work sent me to the beautiful city of York to attend a workshop, but as I have friends who live there, I got an open ticket and rolled it into a weekend. That city smells of chocolate,...” Read full tasting note
“Oh, this was quite lovely. Light, refreshing, sweet, with a hint of grapefruit astringency at the end. Definitely brew this at a lower temperature… It made this tea shine.” Read full tasting note
“The creamy pineapple jumps out to say hello first. It is then followed by the tangy and refreshing grapefruit to cleanse the palate and prepare you for the mellow green tea, mild but...” Read full tasting note
A mellow green tea blended with pineapple and grapefruit flavors to produce a delicious, refreshing drink. Green tea is a natural source of antioxidants, which may help protect the body from the damage caused by free radicals.
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Loyd TeaMAN.
So work sent me to the beautiful city of York to attend a workshop, but as I have friends who live there, I got an open ticket and rolled it into a weekend. That city smells of chocolate, man. SMELLS OF CHOCOLATE. And I got to try the Yorkshire curd tart for the first time, which is really scrummy and I’m slightly cross that in 300something years of existence it hasn’t made it to bakeries further south.
And to make matters awesomer, my hostess was, it turned out, a tea drinker! Yes! punches the air I found a lovely little tea shop in the city centre and bought her a their earl grey and cherry blend, as I’d seen her enthuse about both. She loved it. I win.
I also bought myself their rhubarb sencha, because I need all the rhubarb tea, and my previous source for rhubarb green stopped producing it. I hope this will be excellent.
Anywho. This tea is one I had just before bed on Saturday night, and it’s actually really refreshing and nice! I’ve been looking for pineapple teas lately, and I also super like grapefruit teas, so this is a genuinely good balance of the two. I might need to pick up a box for the office when my current stash runs lower.
Ooh, rhubarb sencha? What’s the shop called?
It’s called Hebden Tea. It looked like they have a pretty interesting selection of stuff, so I might be tempted (though I probably really shouldn’t!) to try more of theirs if the rhubarb sencha is good!
(I maybe also got a rhubarb chocolate bar the same day I picked up the sencha, because when in Yorkshire I guess…)
I checked out their site and they have some really nice sounding blends—I’m putting it on my list for if/when I’m ever in York. I’ll be curious to hear what you think of the rhubarb sencha. Also, rhubarb chocolate bar? I need one of those.
The creamy pineapple jumps out to say hello first. It is then followed by the tangy and refreshing grapefruit to cleanse the palate and prepare you for the mellow green tea, mild but enjoyable.
This was the perfect choice for a day where I was too lazy to make loose leaf and wanted something flavoursome without too much intensity or caffeine.
I’m fan of both Twinings and green teas. Also I love pineapple and grapefruit, so this was perfect tea for me. I love the smell of tea bags. I accidentally steeped this tea bit longer. The smell is very pleasant. There is no bitterness in tea even with longer steep time. This actually tastes very sweet and smooth, not stinging like some teas. Because there is no bitterness, you can drink this very fast.
Flavors: Pineapple
